Abstract:Britain's government has withstood the worst of financial markets' "anxiety" following last week's fiscal statement and will soon see a marked improvement, senior minister Simon Clarke said in an interview published in The Times late on Friday.
Britain's government has withstood the worst of financial markets' “anxiety” following last week's fiscal statement and will soon see a marked improvement, senior minister Simon Clarke said in an interview published in The Times late on Friday.
“The worst of the situation is already behind us in terms of that heightened anxiety in recent days,” Clarke, the secretary of state for levelling-up, housing and communities, was quoted as saying.
“Do I believe that we will see things improve very markedly as we move into 2023? Yes I do,” he added, as reported.
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